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I came across this site sometime back, pretty cool
Bach : As the greatest expert and judge of harmony, he liked best to play the viola, with appropriate loudness and softness
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Thanks for the link Barry. 
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No problem, Viola is my next instrument, but Im torn between this and the backwoods banjo, which is a 6 string banjo tuned like a guitar...decisions...lol
Bach : As the greatest expert and judge of harmony, he liked best to play the viola, with appropriate loudness and softness
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Well, I'd love to say "VIOLAAAAAAAAAAAA" but I don't blame you for wanting to learn to play the banjo......
Love that sound.
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I'm definitely bookmarking that site...
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that is a great site Barry, thank you, and what other instruments do you play???
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Hey Manny, so it took so long to respond, I missed this some how. I used to play drums back in my younger days and sure I could pick it back up if I wanted. I also play guitar,bass guitar,harmonica, a little piano and mandolin some.
Bach : As the greatest expert and judge of harmony, he liked best to play the viola, with appropriate loudness and softness
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I really like the way the viola sounds . I would have never thought of it as a folk instrument.
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I guess just about any instrument could play folk music LeeAnn. you seen my moonshine jug anywhere, I need to record a bass line
Bach : As the greatest expert and judge of harmony, he liked best to play the viola, with appropriate loudness and softness
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I have a jug here Barry but you'll have to help me empty it first. I'm sure by that time anything will sound great.
Barry do you have a viola and if so are you goning to do Red Wing on it?
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I'll help you empty it Kev 
Bach : As the greatest expert and judge of harmony, he liked best to play the viola, with appropriate loudness and softness
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